Ukraine says fighting continues in Kyiv suburbs despite Russia's promised withdrawal from capital; Zelensky dismisses retreat as regrouping for more powerful attack

Russia's microelectronics giant Mikron among 21 entities and 13 individuals listed for penalties; US aims 'to target Putin's war machine with sanctions from every angle'

American official says there are persistent tensions between the Russian leader and his military top brass over invasion's failures, as the conflict grounds to a bloody stalemate

Organizers cite death of camp survivor in shelling in Ukraine; invitations to go instead to civil society representatives for annual liberation remembrance next month

Moscow says Azerbaijani troops entered Russian peacekeeping zone in Nagorno-Karabakh, in first public blame for breaking deal after 2020 war

US president meets with Ukrainian defense, foreign ministers in Warsaw, will give major speech on European security, Ukraine war

Speaking to ToI despite the threat of prison time for criticizing Russia, a Jewish physician discusses life, medicine, and the future, in a country yet to internalize its isolation

Resolution passes 140-5, with only Belarus, Syria, North Korea and Eritrea joining Moscow in opposition; General Assembly calls for immediate ceasefire and increased aid

Official says figure based on data from Ukrainian authorities, what Russia has released, and intelligence from open sources; 30,000-40,000 thought killed or wounded

There are many pitfalls facing Israeli entities, and they'd do well to seek help in not falling afoul of myriad new measures imposed by the West over Ukraine invasion, experts say